Join us for the next NM ISPI meeting on Tuesday, February 9th.

Industry and government organizations are confronted with uncertain times and resources to operate in a perplexing geopolitical world. These uncertain times are characterized by vague and ambiguous situations across a broad spectrum of activities. An essential element to meeting these challenges is the development of the appropriate humanistic leader competencies. Leaders at all levels and across different disciplines or agencies require specific competencies to succeed such as languages, knowledge of culture, intercultural communication, interpersonal skills, and adaptive thinking. Developing these real-world skills is critical to fostering multinational and multicultural cooperation in the 21st century.

Join us at the February NM ISPI Meeting, where Elaine M. Raybourn, Ph.D., from Sandia National Laboratories, will present a computer game-based learning approach that promotes mastery of these "soft skills" for the purpose of saving lives, building our global community, and becoming better intercultural communicators.

Date: Tuesday, February 9th

When: 6 - 8PM
6 - 6:30 Social and Dinner

Where: Fiestas Restaraunt
on the S.E. corner of
Montgomery and Carlisle

Fees:
Student: $15.00
Members: $15.00
Non-members: $20.00

R.S.V.P. is helpful but not
required
Stacy Rafter